San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-10


pOsite The pust-OtfiCe.
-JusI Ice Barnes called hIs civil docket
toda, containing 80 cases, 3 dsnents
were rendered and the balance were
either passed, continued OF set for trial.
Mary PUionOwitz, accused OF theft
from oIHppenbeck, was released from
jail, giving Ms her bondsman, Geo. W.
Breckenridge.
Baker q Kaizer, OF San Antonio,
have the contract TO paint the Arkansas
Pass hotel al Kennedy.
MIR. &. Runge, the cactus devotee,
has TrI urheu from trip 10 Mexico with
h large lot uf his iayorlIe plant.
John WoOdburn, grd "a years, died
last night al The Door house from
Bright Il sease.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
tiOn from the san Antonio Singing and
Social CLUB TO Iheir ball, To be held al the
Casino on saturday next. The LIGHT
will be on hand.
j. +. O'Leary and owen Cooke seem
TO have had n big dish IN the primaries
on saturday. Under which king" do
they server
-SprcIa officer Ballou. who has been
The .iliuIrnI officer ut the Washington
saluon. Is nov ON the regular city police
ioIce, vice AltjU Perez, Resigned. Bal
lou aill be one Of the best officers On
The force.
Louis Warwick, the actor arrested
and now In jail for theft. WAS once
popular stock actor Of hicago, drawing
sl5O per week salnry. Lately, the Seguin
Record Say he pleased large audiences
In that little Town.
Capt. "Blll'' Davis has brought suit
in the district court Tor 500 U U damages
against the Southern Pacific road. Tor
the death Of his son, Edward Davis,
killed October 6 by collision four miles
ron the city on this road.
MIR. c. u. Vogel, formerly publisher
of The BueIne Land Register, says lie
ha- purchased a lot more ype ana Viii
snorily sIsTt another ~spaper. Dui
don't know at what place he will locate
IL yet.
Rev. DR.. Dodson preached his first
sermon ut the Alamo Baptist church TO
| n large delegation yesterday murniDg
~ night services he pre- ichrd again,
and there were six admissions ~ the
congrtg CATION.
City Physician Br iunnagle, who is
also health off er. has submitted TO the
Injunction of The district court. against
empty ing refuse east OF the city and has
ordered the scaveDger men TO tempo
rar " throw the refuse and garbage on
MAYOR Callagban's suburban property
west OF the city. An answer 10 the In
Junction was filed today in the district
court.
AT the opening of the Arlington Sat-
urdsy night, the crowd was so dense
that one poor fellow, with a big plate
CT lunch, got damned In and could not
get OUT until he placed his han on the
shoulders OF his nearest neighbOrs and
leap-d on the top OF the crowd, and
walked on the dense mass until he
crossed the room and leaped down by
the stove 10 eat his lunch.
The San Antonio Dramatic club has
been orgsnrZ q with Madison Dallas. as
mansgeI;J. Riley Gordon, stage mana
ger; w. II. Cooley, secretary; and VIII
l.. HrrfI, treasurer. The first series Of
entertainments will be for the benefit Of
the San Antonio Rides TO enable them
TO raise money to go TO the Washington
drill.
The butcher boys and milkmen en-
gagged in delivering meat and milk TO
their customers during this last cold
spell, and the street car drivers, have
been compelled to dismuunt from their
vehicles and run alongside the team 10
keep warm.
Morrison & Journeys new city
directory San Antonio WAS delivered
to customers saturday and today. Ii is
bound COlOTed cloth. beautifully
giIded backs, with patent protectors,
and inside is enough information about
San Antonio 10 keep the average slran-
ger and visitor busy tor a long time.
The San Antonio MaennerchUr and
Fruhsinn and HelvrtiA Singing societies.
hrld 4 joint renearsal yesterday alter
nom nj Krisch's hall. under the direc-
tOrship of Prof Carl Beck in preparation
for the SR grrfrst. A number OF good
songs were rehearsed.
"A whole train load of iron and other
material for the construction of the
Arkansas Pass railway. arrived at the l..
Il q. '. depot last night. The iron rails
on the Il Il care were covered with six
or eight inches of snow, which has not
Yet melted.
"A dramatic performance, entitled
"Seven Girls In Uniform" WAS given
last night NJ Arbeittr Vrrein hall, TO n
crowded audience. The Young ladit s
taking part drilled very well and the re-
mai der OF the cast of characters ac-
quilted themselves with great sstisfac-
ton.
Conductor W. WoOten. who was
conductor Of the southern Pacific train
which was run into and smashed near
Devils river week or two ago. and In
which nine MeXicans were burned to
death, has left the country through fear
Of his lite, the friends Of the dead MeXI
cans blaming him greatly for the disas-
ter and having threatened to have a re-
prisal for the deaths.
Prof A NOrdmann. the we'll known
pianO-makeI and tuner, has unexpected
Iy developed into fine musician, and
recently PLAYED first violin in an OrChes-
ira TO n great many of his friends pleas
ure.
Extensive Sheepman.
Harold LearmOuth, the wealthy sheep
man of Australia aud Mexico. partner of
Daniel MrKelIpr. ia at the Menger. The
tirm nave over 2J0.u0O head of sheep,
81 900 OF these are grazing upon 23S QUO
acres Uf land held by tn firm in Mexico,
the remainder are grazing in Australia
on large tracts Of land.
Recorders Court.
William Moore, suspicious character,
dismissed.